Against Nature: Japanese Art in the Eighties

Shūhei Hosokawa · エイコウイクイ · Thomas W. Sokolowski · Kathy Holbreich · Kazue Kobata · Shinji Kohmoto +1 more

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Art, Politics, and Modernism Japanese History and Culture Art, Aesthetics, and Perception

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Hosokawa discusses the influence of American English and Roman alphabet transcriptions of Japanese in the public sphere in Tokyo while Ikui describes the predominance of American culture. Includes a round table discussion between representatives of the American and Japanese art communities. Biographical notes on the nine artists as well as Dumb Type, a collaborative group of 15 members.

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